Wordsworth 2020

《华兹华斯2020》旨在推进对华兹华斯后期诗歌的研究，并为华兹华斯和浪漫主义研究的更广泛方面提供智力上的领导。该项目的标题是纪念诗人诞辰250周年，以及诗人后期重要作品集《达顿河：十四行诗系列》的200周年。和其他诗歌(1820)。该项目将雄心勃勃的个人和合作研究活动计划与一系列具有高度影响力的公共参与倡议结合在一起，旨在塑造未来学术研究的议程，并促进对一位主要英国作家的生活、作品和遗产的总体了解。该项目的五个目标相互交织，反映了华兹华斯对湖泊、河流和溪流的持久魅力：1.完成对华兹华斯后期诗歌的全书研究；2.编辑《华兹华斯圈》杂志的特刊，专门阅读《杜顿河》卷；3.在华兹华斯博物馆共同策划一个大型展览；4.在兰开斯特大学合办一次国际会议；5.开发一系列多层次的教育资源和活动1.关于华兹华斯后期诗歌的最后一本专著出版于1933年。因此，对后来的著作进行新的研究，充分考虑到文本编辑、文学批评和历史学术的最新发展，是早就应该进行的。通过档案研究和文本分析，这本书将引起人们注意诗人在处理诗歌形式、对古典文学和当代文学的欣赏、对政治、宗教和环境的理解、与赞助人和出版商的关系以及对后代的关注方面的重大发展。《华兹华斯圈》杂志的特刊将于2020年春季出版，时间恰逢达顿河200周年：十四行诗系列……和其他诗歌(1820)。这一期将是第一次对整个杜登卷进行全面的学术研究，因此，将受到浪漫主义诗歌学者和华兹华斯读者的普遍欢迎。华兹华斯博物馆将于2020年春夏举办一场名为《无尽的水域》的展览。展览的时间与新博物馆的开放时间相吻合，由于大量的公共资金，新博物馆将进行重大更新和扩大。这次展览与博物馆馆长兼学习负责人杰夫·考顿共同策划，重点关注华兹华斯对湖泊、河流和溪流的毕生兴趣。它将包括华兹华斯主要诗歌的互动指南，以及绘画、版画和相关视听媒体的专门展览。为配合是次展览，策展人将举办一系列公开讲座、社区倡议及数码资源，并会编辑一本小册子，内有短文及精选图片的高质素复制品。展览的设计将遵循博物馆《多样性创意案例》中概述的包容性原则，并将借鉴为专著和特刊进行的学术研究。为期三天的华兹华斯会议将于2020年4月1日至3日在兰开斯特大学举行，恰逢这位诗人诞辰250周年。会议将为学生、学生和非专业读者提供机会，增进对诗人后来相对被忽视的作品的认识和理解，并因此与该项目的其他目标密切相关。与展览和会议相关的教育资源和活动，将通过与本地教师和教学支持机构的合作，制定适合KS3/4和A-Level英国文学学生的教育资源和活动，以鼓励学生在学术领域以外的领域研究诗人。

Wordsworth 2020 is designed to advance research on Wordsworth's later poetry and to provide intellectual leadership related to broader aspects of Wordsworth and Romantic studies. The project title marks the 250th anniversary of the poet's birth and the bicentenary of an important collection of the poet's later works, The River Duddon: A Series of Sonnets ... and Other Poems (1820). Combining an ambitious programme of individual and collaborative research activities with a series of high impact public engagement initiatives, the project aims to shape the agenda for future academic study and to foster general understanding of the life, works and legacy of a major English writer.The project's five objectives, reflecting Wordsworth's enduring fascination with lakes, rivers and streams, flow into each other: 1. to complete a book-length study of Wordsworth's later poetry; 2. to edit a special issue of the journal The Wordsworth Circle dedicated to readings of The River Duddon volume; 3. to co-curate a major exhibition at The Wordsworth Museum; 4. to co-organise an international conference at the University of Lancaster; 5. to develop a range of multi-level educational resources and activities.1. The last monograph on Wordsworth's later poetry was published in 1933. Therefore a new study of the later writings, taking full account of recent developments in textual editing, literary criticism and historical scholarship, is long overdue. Through archival research and close textual analysis the book will draw attention to significant developments in the poet's handling of poetic form, his appreciation of classical and contemporary literature, his understanding of politics, religion and the environment, his relations with patrons and publishers, and his concern with posterity.2. The special issue of the journal The Wordsworth Circle, to be published in the spring of 2020, is timed to coincide with the bicentenary of The River Duddon: A Series of Sonnets ... and Other Poems (1820). The issue will be the first full-length academic study of the Duddon volume as a whole and, as such, will be welcomed by scholars of Romantic poetry and by readers of Wordsworth more generally.3. An exhibition entitled 'Endless Waters', will be hosted by the Wordsworth Museum in the spring and summer of 2020. The exhibition is timed to coincide with the opening of the new museum, which thanks to substantial public funding will be significantly updated and expanded. Co-curated with Jeff Cowton, the museum's Curator and Head of Learning, the exhibition focusses on Wordsworth's lifelong interest in lakes, rivers and streams. It will include interactive guides to Wordsworth's major poems and a dedicated exhibition of paintings, prints and related audio-visual media. In support of the exhibition the curators will organise a series of public talks, community initiatives and digital resources, and they will alsoco-edit an accompanying booklet comprising short essays and high quality reproductions of selected images. The design of the exhibition will be guided by the principles of inclusivity outlined in the museum's 'Creative Case for Diversity' and will draw on academic research conducted for the monograph and the special issue.4. A three-day conference on Wordsworth, scheduled to coincide with the 250th anniversary of the poet's birth, will take place at the University of Lancaster (1-3 April 2020). The conference will provide opportunities for pupil, student and lay reader contributions, advance knowledge and understanding of the poet's relatively neglected later works, and is thus closely linked with the project's other objectives.5. Educational resources and activities, linked to the exhibition and the conference and suitable for KS3/4 and A-Level English Literature students, will be devised through collaboration with local teachers and pedagogical support organisations to encourage study of the poet beyond the academic sphere.